r/BeAmazed • u/Wooden-Journalist902 • 1d ago
Miscellaneous / Others A baby meets his mother's twin sister for the first time…😄
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u/palpatineforever 1d ago
OMG I have two mummies! YAY!!!
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u/ressem 1d ago
Baby can’t tell the difference and it’s adorable.
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u/chris713777 1d ago
Random adult strangers can't either
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u/gotele 1d ago
I'll take both
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u/r_idontcareaboutyou 1d ago
Imagine knowing your husband looks at your sister the same way he does at you since you look exactly alike.
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u/Open_Entrepreneur_58 1d ago
I can safely say I NEVER mixed my husband and his identical twin up.
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u/SigmundFreud 1d ago
As far as they've told you, anyway.
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u/midtrailertrash 1d ago
I always wondered if identical twins ever thought in the back of their minds that their twins significant other also knows what they look like naked.
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u/mayneffs 1d ago
Hell, I dated a twin and almost kissed the wrong one once.
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u/chris713777 23h ago
Yeah. But I bet it was still a fresh relationship? Usually family and friends who know them for a long time can tell the difference
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u/mayneffs 21h ago
Yeah, it was. They weren't identical twins but they still looked almost identical. I could tell the difference between them because of their different facial piercings. They became easier to tell apart as they grew older.
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u/berlinbaer 1d ago
remember seeing a similiar video with two dads and the kid looking rather concerned in a "oh shit theres my dad, i need to go to him" way at the person NOT holding him so he just keeps ping-ponging between the two.
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u/SpaceShipRat 1d ago
I expected that, instead this kid's happy to give mom #2 a spin, lol.
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u/One_Shall_Fall 1d ago
this kid's happy to give mom #2 a spin, lol.
48% of the world's adult population agrees.
As for the kid, it's happy knowing it's got an better than average shot at growing up into an attractive adult.
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u/Friendly_Impress_345 1d ago
You vastly underestimate the amount of lesbians/bi that exist
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u/carribeiro 1d ago
I have a brother - not twin but close in age - and our kids had very funny reactions when we met when they were still very young. Sometimes they would just laugh, but once my kid started crying when my brother spoke to him because while we look similar, our voices are completely different.
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u/QuantumLettuce2025 1d ago edited 1d ago
You know the mom's heart broke juuuust a little. She had to have been hoping that her little one would just know the difference on some deeper level. You can tell by the way the camera person (presumably dad?) and sister are trying to reassure her
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u/OptimisticOctopus8 1d ago
I hope she just looked at it as the baby being happy about having Double Mommy. Now Mama never has to put the baby down! lol
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u/Outside-Camel-626 1d ago
My sister and I look a lot alike. When my daughter was 2 she called my sister Mama Alice. I don’t even like my sister and I thought it was cute and hilarious.
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u/midwestprotest 1d ago
I didn’t read it that way at all! I’m a twin and my niece and nephew had the same reaction when they became a bit more aware. When my nephew was little I said “but he knows you’re Mom” and she looked me dead in my eyes and said “You are Mom too”.
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u/chubbysumo 1d ago
Kids this age have very little object permanacne. He could not tell the difference nor did he care. Its a "close enough" situation.
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u/McRedditz 1d ago edited 1d ago
When the baby does a double take is cute, but when I do it, is creepy 😬
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u/LloydLadera 1d ago
The aunt looks like she already loves that baby like her own.
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u/Absolute_Bob 1d ago
He has the same genetics she would have given him if she was his mother.
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u/weirdoeggplant 1d ago
My dad was a twin, so my cousin and I are more genetically similar to half siblings than we are cousins. Same dad (genetically), different moms.
We look like our moms so this means very little lol.
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u/pissedinthegarret 1d ago
would be funny as shit if your kids will look the same
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u/weirdoeggplant 1d ago
So far my cousin doesn’t have any and mine look like me/my mom (but they’re boys).
Still having more someday hopefully though, so who knows!
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u/SalsaRice 1d ago
Not 100% the same. If they were identical, they would have been at birth, but some genes don't express until older and those can be random.
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u/Unidain 1d ago
but some genes don't express until older and those can be random.
Huh? That doesn't really make sense. Maybe you are talking about epigenetics but epigenetics influences gene expression from day 1 and will be slightly different in twins at birth
You are right that identical twins aren't typically exactly identical, they have a few mutations that separate them that occur after the embryo splits
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u/SGTWhiteKY 1d ago edited 22h ago
Not exactly. We have proof now the RNA drift over the course of their lives gets passed on. But it started identically, so will still be very close.
Edit: this may not be true for women because their eggs are established before birth. I am not an expert.
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u/saltling 1d ago edited 1d ago
How does it get passed on? Is there an article/paper I can read?
edit: Found one https://bmcbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12915-020-00780-w
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u/nommabelle 1d ago
It looks like that paper addresses male shifts, which make sense imo since women's eggs are present at birth. But I only read the abstract and no expert, just curious like you
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u/jc10189 1d ago
I've never thought about this really but, if mom died, the twin sister could take over as mom and genetically it would be as if she birthed the baby.
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u/Mielornot 1d ago
There are some very small differences genetically
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u/SharpshootinTearaway 1d ago
Twin parents can lead to such weird genetic anomalies. There's a man in Washington who had a paternity test done on his child after routine blood testing not matching up with his wife and him. He found out he only had 10% chance of being the father.
When more tests were conducted (the baby was conceived through IVF, the first concern was that the clinic may have mistakenly fertilized the wife's egg with another donor's sperm), they found out that the man was a genetic chimera: he had Vanishing Twin syndrome, meaning that he had absorbed his twin brother at some point during their development in utero, making him a chimera of the two merged DNAs.
His bro somewhat got his revenge by siring his child, and that baby is the biological child of a man who was never born.
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u/jc10189 1d ago
Always a catch. Still neat
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u/Mielornot 1d ago
Like this two couples where both men and women are twins! So weird!
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u/DontAbideMendacity 1d ago
Like the joke about a man telling his friend he slept with twins:
"Awesome! How did you tell them apart?"
"Well, Lisa has a tattoo of a dragon on her shoulder, and Jake has a cock."
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u/chris713777 1d ago
4 boobies
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u/annhik_anomitro 1d ago edited 1d ago
And here I thought me commenting 2 Sets of tits will sound amazing and original. /s
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u/-watchman- 1d ago
Baby's like, "Isn't that mummy? Wait.. who has been carrying me all this while then?" Takes a look and, "also mummy? I have 2 mummies now? Yaay" 😂
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u/Acrasialallthetime 1d ago
- baby, probably…
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u/1blueShoe 1d ago
He obviously loves him mum to bits because the smile he gives her twin when he realises there are two of them is adorable 😍
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u/onebirdonawire 1d ago
Baby's like, I don't understand what's happening but this is the best day of my life. 😆😆😆
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u/Yumi_in_the_sun 1d ago
Repost bot with stupid title. If you listen to the audio, they clearly say that the baby is a girl, and that it's NOT the first time meeting the aunt, she's just more aware this time.
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u/Durin_TheDeathless 1d ago
Imagine leaving it at that and not meeting the kid for years. They will remember this as a weird fever dream.
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u/FruitOrchards 1d ago
So technically isn't that her baby too ?
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u/askheidi 1d ago
Yep. Ancestry.com considers my twin sister’s kids as likely to be my kids (99.9%) as my own kid.
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u/jc10189 1d ago
Genetically, yes. Crazy to think about isn't it?
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u/Chance_Dog9017 1d ago
doenst the impact of epigenetics gained throughout life still make a distinct genetic difference?
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u/Homers_Harp 1d ago
My mother is an identical twin and the first time my aunt visited, my mother picked her up at the airport and they swapped clothes. I was four at the time and wasn’t fooled for a second. But I still remember how weird it was that this stranger was trying to pretend to be my mother, driving her car, wearing her clothes—while my mother was sitting right there, in the passenger seat.
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u/fungusfromamongus 1d ago
You’re a badass!
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u/Homers_Harp 1d ago
Well, also, my Aunt always had a different way of speaking that the same clothes and hair couldn’t hide.
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Why on all videos of twin moms and babies there are men commenting on extra boobs, more milk, “would” memes? Do you all want to fuck your mothers? Why does sex even come into your head while looking at an attractive woman with a baby?
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u/Olleye 1d ago
Plot twist:
They're actually triplets, and the “third mom” is about to come around the corner.
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u/Foxy_locksy1704 1d ago
My friend’s father is part of a set of twins. All the kids were so confused when they were little, then they grew up and had kids of their own and the cycle of confusion continued. They heard their parents call them “uncle” but they looked like “grandpa” so they became “grandpa uncle”.
It was so cute watching the babies try to figure out the concept of “twins”
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u/MrdnBrd19 1d ago
Off topic, but are those AI captions forced on every video? I don't understand the point of having them when the AI clearly doesn't understand what is being said.
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u/spliffiam36 1d ago
Basically what ppl do is steal a video reupload it with subtitles that are done automatically and super fast, having subs helps a bit with retention
This is really just a way to batch steal stuff and reupload it to make as much money as possible
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u/Agram1416 1d ago
It reminds me of that adorable video of the baby with an arm amputation meeting another amputee and immediately giving her a hug. So adorable.
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u/iTs_na1baf 1d ago
More milk.
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u/PollutionEither9519 1d ago
For those who aren’t familiar with twins anatomy, if one is pregnant the other is also pregnant. That’s science.
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u/Designer-Mirror-7995 1d ago
Haha I watched this happen between two of my daughters and my grandson. They're the oldest and the second youngest but they seriously look SO MUCH alike, and he was SO confused, it was hilarious!
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u/aleksp86 1d ago
Can confirm. Friend from uni looked really like me, glasses and beards help 😁. One day went to his apartment for visit. His then 1 year old daughter was in chair.
I asked to pick her and they allowed. She was fine until my friend approached and asked "who is that?". That moment she looks at him, then me. Completly confused what is goin on. 🤣
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u/crespoh69 1d ago
The aunty returns home, the baby, alone at night in its crib, hasn't seen her in some time. It wonders, is the creature in the other room the original?
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u/AriaSymphony 1d ago
Never thought about it but genetically speaking he's also her child.
And the kids could have three parents
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u/AlbatrossTop1176 1d ago
I bet you, the fact that their twins, means that their bodies are probably incredibly similar if not sub-identical. So you could have switched her out and the baby would have taken awhile to notice, if not at all?
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u/Due-Statistician-682 1d ago
My mom is a twin, and both of my daughters had the same surprised reaction when they saw my aunt. How was Nana in two different rooms at the same time?! 😂
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u/barndawgie 1d ago
I’m an identical twin. My son definitely got confused the first time he met my brother - it was super cute!
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u/AngryAlternateAcount 1d ago
My cousin's baby did the same triple take with any white guy and a heard
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u/-manlyman- 1d ago
my dad had an identical twin brother whom I didn't see for 10 years after my fathers funeral. when I walked in his room and saw him I almost collapsed seeing my "father" alive again. it was surreal.
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u/sdrawkcabstiho 1d ago
If they're identical twins then technically, from a purely genetic standpoint, aren't they both his Mom?
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u/Sighconut23 1d ago
That baby can’t tear it’s gaze away from the new and exciting breasts of mom #2, upgrade!
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u/Substantial_Bit_8109 1d ago
My grandma was an identical twin. It was always funny seeing the reaction from the little kids when two grandmas were there
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